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<br />Consulting Services Agreement between City of San Leandro and Last revised 10/28/2024 <br />HDR, Inc. for Nutrient Alternatives Evaluation Exhibit A – Page 4 of 7 <br />HDR will lead a draft sampling plan comments call for up to one hour (if needed). Up to two HDR <br />team members will participate in this call. <br />HDR will provide a list of future recommended sampling if necessary. <br />DELIVERABLE T 2.2: <br />Draft and final sampling plan in PDF format. <br />Task 3 – Process Modelling <br />HDR will prepare a liquid treatment process model to evaluate nutrient removal alternatives. The <br />model will be calibrated with available WPCP process data. <br />HDR will create a steady-state model based on historical plant performance data for the following <br />reasons: <br />To have a calibrated steady-state model that is specific to the WPCP. <br />To verify and validate what existing unit processes have potential available capacity. <br />To provide planning level facility needs to remove nutrients (using three alternative scenarios). <br />The model will be prepared so that it can be used during the subsequent preliminary and final design <br />phases of the project (if carried forward). <br />Target an eventual effluent TIN concentration of 15 mg/L. <br />Review the impact of increasing the solids residence time (SRT), given the variable loading and <br />occasional problems from the milk processing plant. <br />ASSUMPTIONS: <br />H2OWorks will provide the physical sizes of the existing core unit processes (e.g., screen sizing, <br />sedimentation basin dimensions, FFR media, and aeration basin volume/depth). <br />The model calibration will be based on the last three to five years of historical plant performance <br />data. <br />The model calibration target is expected to be within approximately 5 to 15 percent of the historical <br />data to be deemed “calibrated.” We have allocated up to 80 hours to set up and calibrate the <br />model, and if additional effort is needed, a budget amendment will be required. <br />HDR will provide treatment process sizing plus the corresponding energy and chemicals. <br />DELIVERABLES T 3: <br />A virtual meeting to coordinate and review inputs and parameters of existing conditions. Up to three <br />HDR team members will attend this meeting (up-to-one-hour in duration). <br />A virtual meeting to review the process model and confirm that the results reflect current operations <br />before optimization efforts. Up to three HDR team members will attend this virtual meeting (up to <br />two hours in duration). <br />Docusign Envelope ID: F4C31A54-5BDC-41AE-BF85-10613D6DCA60
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